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Using HS.GC, We have succeeded in simultaneous determination of Ac, MeOH and MEK in urine without any complicated pretreatment or correction by internal standard. Moreover, in order to lower the detection limits of these materials, study was made on the salting out effect using 14 kinds of salts. As pretreatment, 2.0 ml of urine, 3.0 g of sodium sulfate and small sized magnetic stirrer are put into vial, which is sealed by septum. This is then heated for 10 min in warm bath of 50 degrees C. In order to dissolve the added salts as much as possible, the specimen is stirred by the stirrer. After cooling the liquid to room temperature, the specimen is analysed by HS.GC. The results showed that sodium sulfate was excellent synthetically. 1) Using the urine of workers not exposed to organic solvents three kinds of urine having specific gravity of 1.010, 1.024 and 1.034 were prepared and mixed standard organic solvents (Ac, MeOH and MEK) were added. Recovery percentages and coefficients of variation were calculated. The results showed that recovery percentages ranged from 92.0 to 101.7% and coefficients of variation from 0.2 to 4.6%. 2) The regression equations of standard curves were satisfactory with y = 9053x - 200(r = 0.999, n = 12) for Ac, y = 801x - 400 (r = 0.999, n = 12) for MeOH, and y = 15488x - 277 (r = 0.999, n = 12) for MEK. 3) The detection limits calculated by IUPAC formula were 0.0092 mg/l for Ac, 0.11 mg/l for MeOH and 0.0063 mg/l for MEK. These results indicated that this method is superior to other methods because the pretreatment is very simple, specificity is excellent, analysis by standard curves is possible, and this method is not affected by specific gravity of the urine.

Determination of acetone, methanol, and methyl ethyl ketone in urine using head-space gas chromatography(HSGC).